Mutilated remains of Pinay from Japan arrive home

MANILA, Philippines - The cremated remains of a 22-year old Filipino woman killed in Japan arrived in the country Tuesday afternoon.

The remains of Honiefaith Ratilla Kamiosawa were brought back to the Philippines by her mother Karen Junio, brother Daisuke Kamiosawa, co-workers, and live-in partner Takahasi Hidehiko.

They were on board Philippine Airlines Flight 431.

Kamiosawa's body will be brought to Butuan.

Kamiosawa was earlier reported missing before mutilated body parts, excluding the head, belonging to her were found in a suitcase hidden in a locker at the Hamamatsucho train station in Roppongi on April 3.

The chopped head was discovered on April 11 in a canal near the victim's apartment in Japan's Odaiba district.

Police believed Kamiosawa could have been killed on the 26th floor of a high-rise condo unit in the Odaiba waterfront district between 5:30 pm and 8:45 pm on April 3.

Kamiosawa shared the unit with, Japanese Hiroshi Nozaki and two Filipino women.

On April 6, authorities arrested Nozaki, 48, after he was accused of killing Kamiosawa. He was nabbed at the Kawaguchi, Saitama Prefecture when he was about to commit suicide by slashing his wrists.

Japanese prosecutors charged Nozaki with murder, and could serve up to 30 years in jail if proven guilty.

Reports said Nozaki was arrested in 2000 and later sentenced to three years and six months for mutilating and abandoning the body of another Filipina. Nozaki reportedly killed the woman in 1999. He allegedly burned the body parts of the 27-year-old victim, and flushed them down the toilet. - GMANews.TV

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